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Products, platforms, teams, and operating models, taken from early concept to dependable production.
Interim and fractional technology leadership
I step into healthcare technology organizations at the moments that matter most: a turnaround, leadership transition, acquisition, or platform that has to change. I bring calm judgment, hands-on technical fluency, and a bias toward leaving the organization stronger than I found it.
Greater Boston and remote.
Engineer · Operator · Entrepreneur · Army veteran
Technology leadership across both payer and provider healthcare, now shipping production agentic AI in a regulated oncology environment.
How I work
I am most useful when the technology model has to change, not simply be maintained.
Products, platforms, teams, and operating models, taken from early concept to dependable production.
Legacy architecture, stalled execution, security debt, vendor sprawl, and unclear ownership, untangled.
One-off heroics turned into repeatable delivery, analytics leaders can trust, and responsible AI.
Selected impact
Regulated healthcare
I ship agentic AI into a regulated, HIPAA-governed oncology environment, with human oversight, governance, observability, and operational support built in. In production today.
Clinical, financial, payer, provider
Decision-grade analytics that leaders act on, spanning care delivery, cost, risk, and the business itself.
Product, engineering, cloud, security
Architecture, teams, vendors, and security reset while staying close enough to the work to know when to build, buy, simplify, or stop.
Security and compliance
Stand up and sustain the controls behind HIPAA, SOC 2, and HITRUST, so security becomes a durable capability rather than a fire drill.
Transition and turnaround
Establish a durable operating model and leave the organization more self-sufficient than it was before.
Entrepreneurship
Co-founded College Raptor, acquired by Citizens Financial Group in 2022. Earlier, built one of the first products licensed on the Salesforce AppExchange.
How I lead
High standards and genuine care are not opposites.
I first learned to lead in the Army, commanding a company in support of forces overseas. The lesson held: give capable people clarity, context, trust, and accountability, and they will accomplish difficult things together.
I stay technically engaged because technical fluency sharpens executive judgment. Technology exists to solve business problems, and a good leader should leave the organization stronger and more self-sufficient than they found it.
Background
My path runs through software engineering, product, cloud, security, analytics, and healthcare operations. I have sat in most of the chairs, developer, product manager, consultant, VP of engineering, and CTO. That range helps me quickly identify where product, engineering, and business priorities have fallen out of alignment.
Let's talk
If you are working through a hard technology decision and want a candid outside perspective, let's talk.